SCADA and Automation Solutions and Insight For Utility Managers

41. I've Just Designed An Entire Treatment Plant...Now What? 9/21/2022

    Explore a few real-world examples of firms who have successfully adopted Transcend tools and can answer the question -- so I've designed a treatment plant, now what?

42. Find More Insight In Your Deluge Of Water Data 4/24/2019

    With the proliferation of new sensors and Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) initiatives now feeding SCADA systems, water industry managers lament how they are drowning in a sea of data yet starving for insights that really matter. With concepts like data democratization starting to bear fruit, advanced analytical capabilities are creating new opportunities for water insights without requiring a degree in computer science.

43. 9 Benefits Of IoT-Based Water-Level Monitoring 11/1/2021

    With the dearth of quality source water a major and worsening issue for utilities and industry, water-level monitoring is paramount for successful operations — as is stepping up to IoT technology.

44. How To Leverage Vendor Experience For Aeration Design Optimization 5/24/2022

    Learn how to choose a solutions provider that can act as a natural partner to both the WWTP and the design engineer for expansions, retrofits, or greenfield projects.

45. What Is A Pipe? 11/1/2020

    Easy question? Not really. Like many answers “It depends”. I would like to answer in the context of; 1) failure analytics, 2) asset management principles, and 3) hydraulic modeling.

46. Building AI Readiness In Wastewater Utilities: Lessons From CVWRF 5/5/2026
    Many utilities are asking a practical question: How do we move beyond hype and implement AI in a way that delivers measurable, sustainable value? At the Central Valley Water Reclamation Facility (CVWRF), the answer has been to focus less on tools and more on readiness.
47. 10 Questions To Ask Before Choosing SCADA Software 5/8/2012

    When creating SCADA specifications, engineering firms must focus on meeting the immediate start-up and operational requirements of the SCADA system. This often means specifying products with which they are familiar. The engineer wants to ensure that the new system meets all start-up requirements at a reasonable price. It is often difficult to look past the immediate project and consider long range plans, cost of system maintenance, and keeping your SCADA application current with evolving technology.

48. Who Will Replace Your Best Operator? 8/8/2026
    Utilities can refill a vacancy. They cannot rehire the judgment that kept a system stable at 2 a.m. The work now is to preserve that judgment without taking the operator out of command.
49. Enabling Engineers With Data Science 12/27/2020

    It is important for IT professionals to support the efforts of driving operational excellence to improve quality and safety in production operations. 

     

     

50. DC Water's Digital Twin Solution 8/24/2022

    Explore how operational and financial resilience can be improved by implementing a water infrastructure digital twin.